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Free high school other (art) assessments
Art Choice Project Planning Worksheet and Rubric for Middle and High School Art
This choice project planning sheet and rubrics gives students the opportunity to be creative in the classroom. Great for middle school art classes and high school art class. Different ways to incorporate still life images into your art curriculum:TAB Classroom: Can be used in centers.Final Exam Project: Have student use the planning sheet and rubric for their final exam in your middle and high school art class. Long Term Art Sub Plans: Students can work on this while you are out of the classroom
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6th - 12th
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Classifying Polygons by Sides (3 to 12 sides) Quiz with 2 Versions
This quiz has two versions. Students will write the names of polygons based on the number of sides it has. This quiz covers triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon, hendecagon, and dodecagon.Consider purchasing the Answer Keys and a Graphic Organizer at the link below! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Polygon-Classification-3-12-Sides-Graphic-Organizer-and-Quiz-with-2-Versions-6520930
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3rd - 12th
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IB MYP English Language and literature unit plan with assessment tasks
This unit is a four-week unit with the key concept Creativity and designed for Grade 10 or MYP 5 students. In the resource are the assessment tasks used in the unit with task specific clarifications. This unit has been successfully adapted by three teachers in three different international schools in Asia and Europe, who teach with the MYP framework.
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10th
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Paper Sewing Practice
10 pages of sewing practice for beginners
Learn how to control your machine and practice sewing straight lines, zigzag lines and other shapes.
Just print and use!
Help students lean about their machine, get used to sewing, learn how to handle and stop the machine and many other skills.
Can be used with a sewing machine or to teach hand sewing.
Please see preview.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Color Theory Art Assessment Project
This is a basic color theory project with step-by-step directions for the teacher. Prior to teaching this lesson, students should learn about color schemes such as primary, secondary, monochromatic, analogous, complementary, warm, cool, and neutral. Feel free to adapt as needed. Thanks!!
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3rd - 9th
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First Day of Art Worksheet
Unsure what to have students do when they walk in for the first five minutes on the first day of school? This is a first day of art worksheet that can be on the students desk when they walk in the door! Great way to set the tone for the year and to provide an easy way to test to see what skills students have. Provides a no pressure, individual quiet work time to start the year. All they need is a pencil, and they can begin!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Op Art Design Self Check Rubric
This self check rubric has been designed to help students track their progress and self assess when creating a checkerboard pattern Op Art Design. Use with Op Art Procedure, and Op Art Pattern Practice Sheet.
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3rd - 9th
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Art Questionnaire Student Survey Middle School High School Visual Art First Day
Find out what your students enjoy and what they want to learn in your art class.
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7th - 10th
Visual Art Journal Checkpoint Review Reflection Sheet
Resource for Unit 1 VCE Art Creative Practice. Includes information about outcome 2 and 3 for unit 1. Use this worksheet to reflect on work completed in the visual art journal. Suitable for teachers or students Edit to reflect due dates that are applicable to you/your students
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11th
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Oil Pastel Basic Techniques
I use this handout for a quick review of oil pastel techniques. I usually have a bigger one printed out or a document camera ready so that I can do the techniques with the students.For the apple part, I show the class this excellent YouTube video that shows how to draw an apple using oil pastels. I do allow students to do another type of fruit if they do not wish to draw a red apple. I love this video as it's clear and relay information that I find very useful. I often stop at certain parts of t
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5th - 12th
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Blogging Assignment
To introduce students to the digital world of Broadcast Journalism, this Word document helps students practice journalistic blogging. This ready-to-use resource explains the topic, writing assignment, and rubric for how the blog will be graded. With the included instructions, assign this to students to work at without needing constant assistance.Includes:Instructions RubricIf you are interested in viewing snippets of this product, make sure to click the green preview button above and you can se
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Broadcast Journalism Bundle
Tag, You're It! Class Art Critique
This art critique is helpful to see what the students get from their classmates artwork. It is a digital PDF download link. There are 4 critique forms per page to save on paper. You could have students fill out one form or have them critique multiple artworks. The TAG Critique asks students to: T- Tell the artist something you like. A- Ask the artist a question. and G- Give the artist a suggestion.
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1st - 12th
Sketchbook Log: Table of Contents for the Artist
Are you a teacher overwhelmed by the daunting task of grading hundreds of student sketchbooks? Look no further! This Sketchbook Log is here to rescue you from the chaos and streamline your grading process.Designed by a fellow educator who understands the struggles of managing student workloads, this log has been proven to be a complete lifesaver, especially for first-year teachers. With this organizer, you'll breeze through grading sessions with ease and precision.Here's how it works: Think of i
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9th - 12th
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Geometric Landscapes Visual Art Assessment/Project
Engage your students in a skillful journey with our Art Assessment Project! This project not only serves as a creative outlet but also as a comprehensive assessment of your artistic skills. Dive into a review of the Elements of Art, Principles of Design, and composition basics, focusing on the nuanced application of value and shading techniques. Through this project, you'll sharpen your understanding of fundamental artistic elements while showcasing your mastery in creating visually compelling c
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9th - 12th
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Kawaii Sweet Treats, Cupcake, Donut, Candy, Ice Cream, Chocolate, Food, Fruits
Discover the charm of our Kawaii Sweet Treats Coloring Book! Ignite creativity with adorable and delectable designs. Ideal for teachers and students, this captivating coloring book enhances artistic expression and relaxation. Elevate your classroom or leisure time with the delightful world of Kawaii Sweet Treats
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K - 9th
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Tonal Drawing Exercise
Have students practice value and tonal drawings with this worksheet.
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K - 12th, Higher Education
Parts of a Camera Quiz
Matching quiz for the parts of a DSLR. 20 questions, answer key included!
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6th - 12th
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Oil Pastel Blending Worksheet
Use this worksheet when teaching students to layer and blend oil pastels. It also covers warm and cool colors as well as complimentary colors.
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5th - 12th
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LA CASA COLOR, CUT, AND PASTE ACTIVITY
This a small 10-15 minutes activity for spanish 1 students. Students color the rooms of the house, then cut them and paste them where they belong.
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PreK - 10th
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Art Critique/Analysis Sheet
Looking for a one-page art analysis worksheet? This worksheet includes the elements of art - line, value, shape, form, space, color, and texture as well as the Principles of art - balance, unity, proportion, emphasis, variety, rhythm, and contrast and engages the student in evaluation and interpretation! So comprehensive, yet condensed into a one page activity! Students will analyze and critique famous artworks using this handy worksheet.Check out the Artist Spotlight Worksheets coming to th
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Break the Code: Escape Rooms for PE
How to use Escape Rooms in Physical Education.
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2nd - 12th
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Sneak Preview- Teaching Broadcasting Handbook
This is a preview of the Teaching Broadcasting Handbook. The handbook is a guide for new teachers, or for teachers who wish to expand their broadcast journalism or video production classes at the middle school and high school level.
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7th - 12th
Bite Sized Technical Theatre: Flats
This small worksheet has a labeled diagram of the parts of a flat, details of the flat such as dimensions, soft versus hard flats, historical time the flat came from, and a quiz that has the flat diagram and the questions about hard and soft flats.
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6th - 9th
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Photo Critique Sheet
I teach yearbook, lit mag, photojournalism and journalism. I use these to critique photographer's out-of-class assignments for the publications.
Critiques are essential tools to help young photographers get better. I use these sheets to track two things- one, that the student shot the event, and two, that I sat down and looked over their photos with them. My grading breakdown is on the back of the sheet because I want them to be able to see their critique on its own without being tied to a gra
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9th - 12th
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